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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06
NorEs-PERseNAL am orHERM IsE

SOTEs-PERsoNAL AND OTHERw asa
Geo. Evans. Of Victoria, is In The city.
Mrs. Logan lie said TO be in very poor
health.
Rufus w. sheldon, Of Portland. lie in
the city.
Mrs. Captain Mccall, of Uts4lady. lie
In she city.
Nelson @. Macpherson, Of Tacoma,
IL IN Seattle.
Mr.. |. n. wiloO1sa spent part Of last
week in Olympia.
| Mrs. 0erhards, Of Port Madison. was
in Seattle yesterday.
Gov. Watson o. squire was 10 Olym-
pia last Wednesday.
cAVt. ]. whyte. Of Tacoma. spent last
Thursday In Seattle.
Mr.. Stephen J.. Meany is nov 10 the
stiloe sf W. 4. Boone.
Mr.. Edward Wheeler leaves for the
East Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Metgs, OF PoFt Madison. was in
The city last Thursday.
Mrs. N. ID. Peass Is expected home
from the East this week.
Mr.. +. d. Rockwell. Of Utsalady, was
In the city last Thursday.
Mr., I. Harris is expected home from
San Francisco this week.
Ne. William Brown, school teacher at
rnlaiip. Is in the the city.
Assistant WArdea OOombs, Of No
Nsil's Island, is in the city.
Mr.. Bryce, representing Hegle & %,
OF PoFtlaad, is In the city.
A Grand Army Post Is about 20 be e..
tablished st doant Vernon.
Mrs.. Z. B. Moore, Of Talalip, vas in
the city daring the past week.
Mr.. Arthur. representing Il. s. Dan a
Go. Of Portland. 10 10 the city.
Me-. Louis Hoasrcamp, Of Blaine,
Whatoom osunty, V In the city.
Frank O. Msnigonery retained from
8 trip % Tacoma last Wednesday.
Ne. Mskesn, Uho has been visiting in
California. has returned 10 this city.
Mr. A. II. Camel expects 10 leave for
Alaska aboat March I0sh on The Leo.
AR. A. A. hr0Okes. Of Black Diamond.
vas in The city daring tue past week.
Captain Il. NJ. Carr leaves tomorrow
Tor business trip 10 Mount yeraon.
Colanel @. q, Halter returned from
his farm near Edison last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eikins, formerly Of Nj
Vernon, Stll hereafter reside In Seattle
n. Roeder, prominent eitizsn Of
Naatoous. vas In toe city last thursday
Captain aud Mrs. O~Tools leit on the
Eastwood last Wednesday for Tacoma.
Mr. @. W Fairy returned from 8
business tEip 20 TIE Skasis last Tuesday.
Unlled States Marshal Hamilton and
Attorney White arrived home last even
ina.
Mr., A. A. Blsskmsn. 81 the Arm az
hlaesmAn Bros, o. SnobomisA. IL IN the
city.
Mr.. MAnFise Harris, Of the srm Of
Harris Brothers, E.lsnsbars, Is in tie
city.
Miss Iva Jones entertained a few
friends Al her oouae In Bsllsowa Lass
fnday.
Hoo. | : kslloeh. q Sehoas. Il a
passenger on the inSsaiAZ steamer
Eides.
/ - y A. laws t4A k4NAltA@Gt y AaAtt
River farmer, vas IN TIE city Ass We'd
nssdAy.
Mrs. FioFsoce nenay. Of PagtlAnd. IL
ylsiiinG her brother, Mr.. Fletcher T..
1 Ccaltsr.
AR. ". II. LAsvellyn returned from q
business trip 10 Port IoEnsend lAst
Friday
Chas. Henry. sx nep1ty Unissd States
Marshal. retained tFom TAeoma lasa
/ Ihursday.
Mr., and Mrs Albert RsxsIi cane
up fren UtsAlaaY "A the CITY 0s Qainsy
I Yesterday.
AN fraaess HodEson Rsrnsst hAs
goaa % Washington for ths Remainder
81 the water.
ME. ". Il. Baraan. q farmsr On
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06
IN LRNF.

First Week Of the Season In
Which Gaiety Ceases.
The Society World as Quiet
as Could be Desired By
the Most Rigid.
Company E's Banquet-cele-
bration Of the Birthday
of Robert Emmet
"Frou-Frou."
OshsF Gatherings soeIsbie. whist-PAr-
ty-N0tss. Personal and otAsr-
wfss-Port Townsend So
sisfy Eews-Drs-
matte Notes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

The first week Of Lent vas marked By
an Inassivity In Seattle society eirles
sufioient 10 have satisfied the most
punotilious. The few gatherings which
took plaes we're small and Of 9 qaie.
nature. thsrs being an entire absence Of
shs eAieiy which marked the pree ding
We6k,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

The reason why we place a limit on
these goods is to prevent other stores
and peddlers from buying them all up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17
Suffering WOmanhOOd.

Too much effort cannot be mnde to
bring to the attention OF suffering
womanhood the treat value OF Lydia
h. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
as a remedy for the diseases OF wo-
men. Such M one is the wife OF Gcn.
Barringer, of Winston, y, c., and W.
quote from the generals letter rs
follows; "Dcar Mrs. Pinkham {;
Please allow me to add my testimony
10 the most excellent medicinal quail
tics Of your Vegetable Compound
Mrs Barringer was treated for several
year. for what the physicians called
Lcucorrhua and frolapsus teri
combined sent her to Richmond,
Va, where she renamed tor Fix
months under the treatment Of an
eminent physician without any per
manont benefit Sh was induced to
try YOUR medicine and after rcason
able time commcnsc1 10 improve and
is now able to attend to her business
aud considers herself lully rehcved'
General Barringcr is the proprietor
of the American Hotel, WiustOu, y.
g., and is widely known,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17
Maurice IsOIiNiCr.
premier.

N-,. -
contrary TO expectation the ministry
sled by Rene Uoplet, lsstGl PC
{,.eu five and SIX months. having
40 appointed December l. 1856 IL
ncCeeded bya ministry regarucu
k,lobably even weaker tnGii us pre-
s.:or and whose doWhi"li may oc-
I,,g any lime. Never probably mas u
ser craft put out on the stormy
,is OF French politics than That
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

.Angosturn Btter~ DO not only distinguish
n,ylye, hy their flavor and aromatic odor
\ we an o.hcis generally used, but they are
~ ~ aslie preventive for all diseases ur,gi.
Ing from the digestive organs Beware Of
SpuH'ti.lN Ask your grocer or druggiSt igr
p" nulae article; manufactured by DR.. j. G.,
. segert 4 sons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

II You want a fine, durable suit,
Iest style, perfect tit, and fashion
| goods, the best place to get 1t is
he Galbert Brothers, the tailors
Waco. They turn out work that
llnot be beaten.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

the head with their pistols ana nearly
emitting OH one Of hi cars. lie 'rinks
MI were green hands except tno
leader, who -ecmed to lhdcrslSsuI NJ
business pretty well. sheriff oeph OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

Delivered daily in quantities of
Y cents and upwards, sack
y Tor shipment, Make season con-
racts with John Farley
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

Ihos. Goggan ~ Bro, No. 1863
euth Fourth street, Waco, keeps the
kst pianos and organs, and offer the
*st inducements for cash or easy
klms,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

That Ice Cream Soda at the Lion
Eug store j. certainly delicious
gazing such farewell in a fellows
EoGth that never fails 10 bring him
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

3, A, Little Il Co.'S. for nice clipped
~e' and and fresh Whitaker hams
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

bier dizziness, indigestion, i1ham-
hauon of the Dyes, headache, lassi-
hde, inability to perform mental
EorS, and indisposition for bodily
|ihor, and annoy and disgust your
|thenis and acquaintance with your
Hssal twag aud offensive breath and
|consiaui efforts to clean your nose
hnd throat. when DR.. Sage" Catarrh
Remedy" will promptly relieve YOU
bf discomfort and suffering. and your
lhends of the disgusting and needless
|lfction OF your loathosome disease
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

HELESA, NJ. IT, June l'.-icnja-
min j. Potts, ex-governor OF Mon
tane. died hero lasteycning OF aneur
lem. He was 53 year Of age
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

Tho only route running solid
through trains-GalveSton, IT. Worth
GAINESVILLE.
% miles the shortest routc-Fort
Worth to Gainesville
Tho best route to Dallas, Farmers.
vile, Honey Grove.
II miles the shortest route Dallas
to Honey Grove.
The fayorite route to Houston,
Nayasota, Montgomery, Conroe,
The only route TO Lampasas,
Brentwood, Ballinger, Coleman.
Direct connections for Austin,
Waco, Gatesyll!o, san Antonio, Mem.
phis, 81, Louis, Kansas City, aud all
points north, east and west
Passengers TO and from Waco con
meet with the Gulf Colorado IL Santa
Fe railway at McGreRor, Tex.
For Further Information address
JAMES S, Clark,
Gen Pass. and Ti,,ei Ar' Galveston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17
Cancer Of the Tongue

Ms wife some three 0r four years ago vas ifon-
tIed' win an ulCer on tho side ~ her tongue near
the throat The pam wa4 inco-sani, chu"ltg !ysa
- ,lecp ami prOiurng great nervuu" pfp.uh'oh.
Accommodating inns upub" Was rheumatism ~
had pas.cd from the shluIlrra and conferred IN thd
wri-t ~ one hand, tne almost losing ne urS ~ IL
H.twcen the suffering u me two, NE ha1 grown
burdeu4pfne ~ tho use ~ nal dpIen tmtiI'
rlzed bottles uf SNir's SPECIFIC, hhe Has entlfey
relieved aud restored 10 health lm' WAS thIe'
years ago and ibete has b'tn 20 return 81 tue u7'
ease j.. NlDpLhbhVOAo
sparta, O., June ?, 1856
Treatise On MOOD and SKIN Diseases mailed Tree
THB wIYT SPECIFIC ~ Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ds-
isd ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

This wee. our Lace Department
tll oier the cheapest lot of llsmburg
Gsinsuok and swiss Edgings aud
behring's over shown. W. vii
Now new patterns IN each lot and
kl he sold in lengths of four and
D half yards cacn in the following
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17

Ia all. we offer about twenty tive
udrcd pieces, bringing largo lots to
Jose We bought them below value,
p offer them to our customers NJ
be same for this week.
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-17
RECLINING ARM CHAIR
ON All THROUGH TRAINS BFTWFFn

Free 10 Passengers holding iirst-cInss
ucKcts from Galveston ar Hons.
ton 10 Fort worth, GnIn"EviiIe
or DaIiH-, or from ~ W0rth,
Gainesville ar Dallas 10
Galveston or Houston
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
who d. th. IIer.hcnY

This story is going the round Of the
Eistrrn Gap'rs, aud il is just as good
here a. over there: A CbipamGn ap.
piled for the position OF cook 10 a family
in q Western city. The lady OF the
house and most Of her family are mem.
bers Of q fashionable church, and the
Chinnmau vas questioned closely.
"Do you drink Sbi,keyi"
"So." said he, II Ciistian man"
"Do You play caris7"
mo. I Clistiau man
lie vas employed aud gave CREST sat.
isfsction. He did his work we'll, vas
upright, correct and respectful. After
some weeks the lady gave n progressive
euchre party. aud hal wines at the
table. John vas called upon 20 serve
the party, and dill ~ with grace and
Acceptability. Bot the next morning he
waite ! on the lady and said no wanted
10 quit. "why, what Is the mntter1"
inquired. Johu answered: 81
ClistisD man; I tole you ~ before; no
heather. No wOikee for Mclean
.heathen."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25

wh1 eosiso.s tbs WzsF wogts nf T1~
e-ron uo1ld h Psttisg "a Ailly. WI,
tas camp sas aosSd usah ea.nr.sse-
CAKE al god uhize> e~s>nHy v-re -
tAs diapo-Ai Of The SArIs oosa.zEitY-
II The e-~sire the sntire pap.An-. in
respos~< 10 b iaSiiaIiaa Of Tia green.
g<th<rsi IT Piank-t'. Hal sk-r . no.
h-ppy time uAs bad tSiPP1ng the Light
fAnGAs<ie Hni ~-njoyin< thesneIres until
the "rse 49, EOSrr II t< aS-n.r Bat I
SAs aH-zsed- .ti=s 1 r-Eis-rd. 20 kan
thAt one Of Eko's Dost P0Pa,ar bar
.nS<o ~ss terribly "Josn in The
nDItb." u zs Nissan ~sIyrssioo.
when be Learned that this e4arts wing LADY
had zen lo-t 90 him FOREVER. HoS-y-r
be might ang -iin eon-oAt9ry prohi
he Cd familiar cong. (hbd derive SoDe
eoaIfOrtl In tks Szret bye and br-
love" His eHs< - not = marker for the
e~estlenzG I heard boo hong orrr tk-
io&s Of this iI..sEre IN TIsesrUrL All
I can say in coaeIadOa=
NAV pleasure eSsr be tkeir kt
Whsr-,=r tksS m4y roam,
AID joy aud hAPPiasss light the spot.
Thai they nay call their home"
Oar reporter retired profoundly in
Presed ~ith the er;baSan Of IT,
g-nh Irish Boy for TGs1ToEA, berP--
pie. her mines AMI her institutions.
trusting that AZ No distant day re Ray
be favored Nth an opportunity 20 bar
the t~l-Bted young orator in PabIc
address On ON .obi-e; fn'ias4t Iy con.
neetei -ith the future welfare Of Ne
TAiA.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
NEEDS PROTECTION.

We cali the attention % pEotect!oaiscs
10 Al important home industry Shieh Is
entirely without ths; protection which
- n~ec-SSAry to prevent competition With
tie ''paup=r labor of Ear,pr" and
which 1imP-l. a. Fl President Of The
Cuii-l S'Ats~ 10 prosecute his business
1t al Immense sacrifice. owing 70 the
lax .ni unja~, trr5 i.~ which perni;
tie importation o! .gzs free of duty.
1t i not. peEhaps. generally known
that the importation Of Egg has reached
gigantic proportions. aud unless some
m-au- Be deVi-ed To pro: It American
hrnUrTys tl-s inpDEtzut industry mus
eventually succaR , % tie inAu-Dcs OF
foreign inportadoES produced hy the
P'Bper foEls of E1rop=. anil yar once
bo4Ied American hen be compelled 70
give up the manulAc;are Of = eUmmoiE
~ which jOe- Mt pay the cost Of pro-
dutInn- Statistics shoE tina, since the
close Of the var Of the Rebellion the i'm
Port'tioH o! -ggs has BEEN constantly
on tie increase until the year 1854,
when The enormous nambrr Of I5,is7.-
20i dom -ggs from Europe reached
the Uuitel States aud Eerg admitted
free of duty. thereby eutAiiing a heavy
l,~s On "A important American indus
ty. In 1856 the importation decreased
somewhat aud ws find that the number
Of Eggs imported was bat l6. OBS. $50
dozen The statistics for 1886 are not
yet puLlisbed, tut IL is fair 90 presume
that Nth the prices which hen fruit
maintained during that year there was
no ~dimiuution in the importation Of
foreign eggs. Let the American hen be
protected by wise and judieious rz-
vision Of the tariff laws.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
LInc0la C0unIT.

Lioeoio county .uAs An; titled by
NoraouS- SkO lSes,-d =; ST. Thomas
90 the Eio YIrgin. LIS yegEs, West
Point. COlvil L AID o .rtoa- When
;h- s=t'l-rs I-r- recalled by Brigham
fosog IN 1870 Ii. population -as about
1900 At 81 ThonIas 20, 900 sLsd=
uss ~eie planted, ibc.aiiEg TIE folo--
Ing: Sitter maple. lOsus;, Gage grange.
eottOnEood scd syaan0re. Large rIre-
yards and orch.rls we're also cultivated.
The A;!tale uk-r, the RIO Virgin dis
charges int th- Cci3syio River i bet
so feet allow. %a l-v,l. IN Summer
the Temperature IL very hot, tk= th.=.
no2=ters cftsn indicating lis degrees
in the SHADE. About three mi : souih
of st Thomas i . ngustEin rAnse Of
rock salt PLoche. P~ahraaIg.L Groom.
Eli9rAdo Cannon aud Clarke arr tk-
principal mining districts in the ao1uty.
The proposed railroad from Salt Luxe
20 Los Angeles siII tE4Tsrse thu; psr OF
the Stz<.-GEr-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
4 Philosopher.

There i much truth 10 the remarks
Of the Boston Courier on tn facility
nth Shieh = man nay become = phi
lns0pb-r under favorable eurirtious.
with SO. 90 = year, ii says, "a .o=n
aud e07n;ry hoG~. sUII1 a. NOuut
Desert, an orange plantation in Florida
sDd = steam yacht in IVES. Inii4 "a,
ers, = NAB might r,e ~ the dignity Of
An Aristotle, = Socrates, q Plato, and
contemplate With = calm, uurufa-i. IN
disturbed mind the huusu strife gOirg
on around him II is in the NAL %
situated that ue find the true lhiIo~o-
Phsr. TIE stole. as II -ere. Who eau
nerve himself q bear the shictions
that distress his neighbors, not in the
nsn .bose coal bin is empty. whose
-four barrel is q hollow, sounding mock
cry. ard VIC is Obliged TO eros, 20 the
other side OF the street when he espies
= creditor IN the distance"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
sausage Recommended.

Everything / eat in the morning
disagrees Witb the, Doctor" remarked n
patient q feE days ago. at has come
to g point at last when, il ! take n
solid food before noon. it becomeE a
source Of heavy discomfort" Have
You eyer tried home made snusSge?"
mo; Why l never could digest that,
doctor, it is too greasy" ""~.ll. pet
hAps &C." vas my answer. but. a.
some really good results have shown up
lately from its use. / would like you 10
try it." And. sure enough, the highly
seasoned fatty food wAs quietly digest.
ed. and proved jos; the required NOM
ing meal. 1t is worth trying in every
case Of forenoon dyspepsia when ordi-
nary diet fails DIR. W. +. Hutchinson,
in The American Magazine for Deem
Der.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
4 Rural ConKrcssmnn.

The Rochester N. y Herald says:
Tue new Congressman from Texas
(MHrtin) who will take the place Of Mr..
Reagan. nov Quilted States Senator. j.
described as IN appearance "a typical
cowboy He is til'. angular, with a
red complexion, long black hair, loose
black clothes and a shaggy grea. coat.
by the way. We believe be is the gen
tlensn or, il he were no. the man, some
other Congressman from Texas was,
who blew out the gas nj his hotel tho
other night and was found nearly sufo-
Gated. That vas truly rural and will
remind the public Of the excitement
that was occasioued by Reagan's taking
a bath some time Last Winter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
4 Heavy wager.

There is liable 10 be some rapid print
ing done. provided there is. no Graz
Ash" on the par; Of the Examiner or
Chronicle, the two great daihes Of San
Francisco. A fen days since the EI-
aminer boosted that their new 5000
an-bour press would print more papers
IN 4 given time than both the Chronicle
presses. In reply the Chronicle offered
a wager Of So. 900 that the feat eoUll
not be accomplished. The Examiner
accepted the eh~a'i-nge and promptly
deposited the S25.OO0 in. bank Nov
If the Chropi-Ie vii rover tie deposit
one Of the most remarkable fsats in
rapid printing ever accomplished OF ne
Pacific Coast, or in the United States,
Sili nc doubt be the result
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
Ante And Look Pleasant.

Under the above head tue San Fran
cisco Examiner Of sunday says:
Nr. DE Young backs do~n. He de
elines TO match Iok his presses agains,
one Of the Examiners for S25, 900 d side.
Dir. De Young, it appears, didn't mean
1t when he prOfessed a willingness 10
risk his money. lie proposed a condi-
tinn which absolutely insured him
against losing. The condition zas that
accidents should be barred. This pro
viso vas e~quivAlen. to asking US to
agree that he be allowed to Quit the
contest whenever be found himself in
danger OF defeat.
The Examiner responded to Nr. De
YouDg's offer to bet S25, go on the ca
pacity II his presses by placing that
sun Of money in the Nevada Bank, aud
inviting him 10 cover II. This he has
prud-ntly RETAINED from doing.
II is too bad that the orphans Of San
Fnnci-eo shoull ne deprived Of s25, 900
Of Mr. De Young's money. We shuulI
like them to get Il. and get il in time
for Christmas. To this end we make
= supplementary proposition: II Mr..
De Young sill waive bis prsp0sterous
accident proviso and back his presses
on their working merits. we shall at
once bestoT upon the orphan asylGms
Of the city SI2. 500. providing SIR. De
Youug will contribute a like amonni.
the loser. when the press contesv comes
of. 10 reimburse the winner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25

nJsi6rj ths eifiz-DS ikst as5-r the hu
q h ih< datv Of any oSesr sLS knoIs
thAa lSu-rrS 90 nG-s Ar hjBs e-ri-d
on to rake cont ldDt to the rxop<I a.
th0nti-- The ll- prOhibit. nn- -
usii - iltt<rie~ and the sherf thinks
IL his duty TO ssforee tks y~irgiriA
Report
II there ecull b. Sozs- uszax diriSed
20 prevent .h- isn'B~e p4trooAs- OF
the LoaiiAnA Lottery it -ozli be = Siss
thing fO< " S4ia- Ckoz&D3S Of dol
lGs are eoptnbGisd DOsikly b. the
people Of hi. STATE 10 swell the p-osis
% that gigantic sh-Bs which. 20 liz
Manager. isA T-TTt4bse boaaEZA. Tie
oaIy n-tGOi by Which this vas; ~ ca
D. E=P: within ths bnrd=rs Of our Co.-
noruezEh i 20 Aas-nI TIE Co-a.iiigtion
and organize . Ner4iA State L0tt-r.
Tim tbos- who have = MANN for TAX
ing chance would pAtroni1e = home
eatsrprise-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25

CshforEa- sithia the pAs fee days de-
strnyed Hueh PrUPerfy IN San GAb<iei
uAy- Al cne-ntA- len Hil<s 10Th Of
La Ansr les a boti uHs koSa- down.
the ProPri-tor injard And kis uifs aid
tsnyeaE-oii daughter killed Foarteeu
hoa~s ave bra hour dosn o-tSeen
LosAng=i- and Colon, aud the damage
% the Cr.nse crop Is VeJ great Many
k0aS- ~. ai~o reported a. a-nolishel
IN rsrioaS parts oi this rgion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
No Complaint.

The Is~DEFESDEsT man complains be-
cause he don't get Court House items as
soon q e the Free Press.-[Pree Press.
Wrong. nsighbor. wa have no COIN.
plnint 10 enter against the Free Press
for its enterprise in gathering news, but
we have made IL a rule, at the request
Of the Sheriff. for obvious reasons. 10 re-
frain from publishing n list Of Jurors
until some time after they we're drnSn.
Heretofore We have published such
items a. soon as the Sheriff gave his
permission.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-12-25
Fat Ttlr.

Ik- CHioa pze:sr las announced =
chang IL the hH- - Ih- neE tAi tnin.
known a. the Overland FIy-r.' to
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